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GOLD-COPPER
PROJECT (TSX-V:PRO)
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Company Summary • • resotrces
Ticker
Shares (Basic)
Options
Warrants
Year Share Price
Range
Market Cap Range
(Basic)
Cash
Debt
Ownership
Headquarters
Main Project TSX-V: PRO
94.5 M
5.1 M (average C$0.46 strike)
26M (average C$0.37 strike)
C$0.11 - C$0.60
Can$ 35 M
Can $ 4 M
Can $ 1.1 M(1)
Management (9%),
Institutions and public companies (23%),
Carena (4%)
Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec
Cerro Quema, Panama
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(1) CS1.0 M convertible debenture due August 2012 (14% coupon, payable quarterly, CS0.35 conversion price) + CS0.1 M due to previous owners
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Company Summary
PERSHOACO RESOURCES iNC USA Y V PRO►
Poc 00.
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Results of Drilling
43-101
Drilling at LaPava
Assessment by SWRPA
Due Diligence Period J
Letter of Intent for 75%
: 714 • • • resotrces
New Targets
Drilling
Mining
Law #8
Launch of Community and Environmental Worksa
tan *11 ell KC
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Experienced Management & Board . tl • resoirces Senior Management Alain Bureau, P.Eng — President, CEO & Director
• +15 years of exploration and mine building experience with world size projects Agnice-Eagle, Falconbridge, and Glencore in Canada and Latin
America
• Extensive work on sizeable international projects such as LaRonde, Pinos Altos, Raglan, Altonorte, Izcaycruz, Yauliyacu and Escondida
• In charge of building Pinos Altos' process plant in Mexico for Agnico-Eagle
Serge Cotes, C.A. — Chief Financial Officer
• Worked for KPMG and Deloitte-Touche as a mining financial expert and also as an auditor of private and public companies.
• Experienced in the natural resources investment and financial community with brokerage experience for the National Bank financial and the Fonds
Regional de Solidarite FTQ.
Roger Bureau — Chairman
• +30 years of experience, founder, started several mining companies, including McWatters and Ecusilver
Jean Robitaille —Director
• Actually Senior Vice-President, Technical Services at Agnico-Eagle Mines ,
• Metallurgist with Teck Mining Group
• Awarded Mineral Processor of the Year, 2010
Claude Arcand, B.Comm — Director
• Ex-Director of Cambior (gold producer over 500,000 oz/year); businessman with +30 years of experience
Bob Bryce, P.Eng, MBA — Director
• Led the Selbaie project from an advanced exploration project through feasibility to a 7,500 tpd producing mine.
• VP Mining for Aur Resources where he led the 280M$ development and start-up of the 4,000 tpd Louvicourt mine
Jean Lafleur, MSc., P.Geo — Director
• Mining consultant previously exploration director for Placer Dome and involve in the management of McWatters Mining, Crowflight Minerals and
Champion Mineral
Jacques Fortin—Director
• Partner with Coutu, Fortin since 1974; founder, lawyer and member of the Bar eau du Quebec.
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Experienced Technical Team : ski. resoirces
Dr. Michael Druecker, Phd geo, Advisor and consultant to Pershimco for its projects in Latin America
♦ Country Manager in Mexico for MIM Exploration Pty (later Xstrata)
♦ Country Manager for Panama with BHP Minerals International Exploration
♦ Highly experienced in major projects involving gold and copper systems including high-sulfidation epithermal gold deposits.
Serge Biron, MSc geo, Exploration Manager Latin America
♦ General Manager for Barrick Gold Africa
♦ 26 years of international experience managing exploration for majors companies (Barrick Gold Africa, Anglo American and
Anglo Gold)
♦ Consulting and management in mineral exploration industry mostly in Africa but also in Asia and South America, for base-
metal, coal and gold.
♦ Exploration and discovery of Doko deposit (today hosting over 18M oz Au)
Mathieu Piche„ Phd geo, Exploration Manager Canada
♦ Project geologists worked on the initial McWatter pit modeling later acquired by Osisko team.
♦ The same approach is used to optimize the exploration strategy on Courville Gold Project
♦ Database specialist and interpretation
Juan de Dios Saavedra, Ing. , General Manager Latin America
♦ +20 years experience in world class mining projects such as Escondida copper mines (Chile), Antamina project (Peru), Pallas
Altos mines (Mex.)
♦ Strong organizational skills and international corporate vision
♦ Environmental and social mining strategy specialist
Julio Benedetti, Ing. , President Minera Cerro Quema
♦ Ex-president of the Mining Chamber of Panama
♦ Graduated from the Colorado School of Mining
♦ Solid relationship with the mining and government authorities
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Why Panama? r: .k4 • resowces
• Democratic, constitutional government
• Mining friendly government incentive schemes have recently produced numerous decrees offering mining
investments special import, tax and operational advantages
• Excellent infrastructure (high-quality hospitals and international schools, the modern Tocumen
International Airport and advanced telecommunications) - very desirable location for expatriates
• Significant recognition by international rating agencies / governmental bodies
• International Monetary Fund (IMF) rated Panama one of the strongest growing economy in Latin
America as GDP is forcast to grow by 9.2% in 2011 and 13% in 2012.
• Political Risk Services (PRS) placed Panama in the top three countries in the northern hemisphere
in terms of best risk-investment qualifications as Credit Rating was ipgraded to Investment Grade
(BBB-).
• The Fraser Institute ranked Panama the second freest economy in Latin America- conducive for the
creation of companies, jobs and prosperity (Chile being #1).
• Existing mining companies operating in Panama include:
• Inmet Mining (Cobre Panama) - world class development project with resources of 34.2 B lb Cu +
8.3 M oz Au; expected annual production of 560 M lb Cu + 90,000 oz Au at cash costs of US$0.90/1b
Cu over 30 years
• Petaquilla Minerals (Molejon) - junior gold producer, annual production of 100,000 oz Au
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High-sulphidation type epithermal gold/copper deposit
Fully permitted exploration and construction concessions
Excellent infrastructure (easy access to property and close to
electrical power lines)
• Strong relationship with local community
• Pilot plant built by SGS Lakefield with 93% gold recoveries
• Straight forward geology allowing an uncomplicated open pit
operation Large land position (15,000 hectares) with surface rights for open pit and
operations
Significant gold resource upside - only La Pava and Quema pits included in
existing 495,500 oz resource
Recent review of historical resources reveals interesting upsides (or copper
deposit
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Andesitic Epiclastics
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target Plan view of the gold trend with multiple targets td . resoirces
LaPavallorte silicious target
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to explore within the property
Andesitic Epiclastics
ICerro Idalda historic drill hole
Mesita Silicious target area
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Cerro Quema Property Overview k4 • resoirces
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On-site exploration infrastructures including administrative, lodging,
warehouse and core-shack building.
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Cerro Quema Property Overview
Diamond Core Drilling operations
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Cerro Quema Property Overview I hi • resoirces
Quema & Quemita
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Cerro Quema Property Overview Elie
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Cold values in Oxide
Histor cal 200,000+ oz Au
Copper intercepts
0.14g/t Au + 0,45% Cu on 23.5m Gold values in Oxide
Copper intercepts under Gold Cap
PDH93045: 0.3g/t Au + 1.55% Cu on 28m Clean Gold Oxide Cap
PRH10004 1.41g/t Au on 128.02m
Global inventory 352,000 oz Au,
Historical Oxide
L0.Copper intercepts
32g/t Au + 1,34% Cu on 21m
Copper intercepts under Gold Cap
PDH92009 0.59g/t Au + 1.07% Cu on 101.7m
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Cerro Quema Property Overview ;Is • resoircesz.
Environmental works (Sediments control ) on the Chontal creek
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Samples Preparation Laboratory Construction
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Historical Reserves & Resources (based on US$325/oz Au) El: sue
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No material reserve or resource change is expected with the confirmation drilling undertaken as part of
the updated feasibility study in Q4/2010
The current resource is expected to increase as drilling extends beyond the La Pava and Quema pits
• Resource expansion drilling will generate news flow
• Upside in the sulfide mineralization below the gold oxide caps
• Strong copper results below the oxide caps
Category Tonnes Grade (g/t) Gold Oz Pits Included
Reserves( 1) 6,344,000
Measured( 2)(3)
Indicated( 2)(3)
Measured & Indicated( 1)(') 8,611,500
6,529,400
15,140,900 1.18
1.01 240,270 La Pava
0.82
0.93 278,400
173,000
451,400 La Pan / Quema
La Pan / Quema
La Pava / Quema
Inferred( 3)
Total Resources( 3) 2,788,800
17,929,700 0.50
(I) Reserves based on the January 2009 feasibility study by INNOVAT Limited
(2) Resources are inclusive of reserves
(3) Resources based on the January 2004 technical report by ANC Gold 44,100 La Pan / Quema
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La Pava Open Pit ; • resoirces
3-D model of La Pava gold
bearing mineralization
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Project Pipeline — Courville Gold Project . • resources
• Disseminated gold project in the Val-d'Or
mining camp in the Abitibi, one of the most
prolific gold discovery area.
• Claim package over 14,000 ha, 100% owned
• Various gold surface anomalies on the
eastern zone trend.
• VMS anomalies on the western zone
• Excellent infrastructure (exploration camp,
easy access to property and close to all
services)
• Gold strike along the Uniacke Shear Zone
part of the Destor Porcupine Break
• Similarities with Osisko project
(low grade, high tonnage)
• Project geologists worked on the initial
McWatter pit modeling later acquired by
Osisko team. The same approach is used to
optimize the exploration strategy.
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Project Pipeline — Courville Gold Project • resoirces1'
• PERSHIMCO'S EXPLORATION
14,000-tonne first bulk sample that
produced 786.75 ounces of gold,
equivalent to a grade of 1.93 g/t Au. The
zone 1 of bulk sample is the richest,
grading 2.71 g/t Au.
A second bulk sample over 2500 tm and
metallurgy testing. The bulk sample
contained grades of 1.011 g/t Au and 5.2
g/t Ag.
Drilling campaigns have reported
various intervals of mineralization at low
depth.
Geophysics and mapping have targeted
strong anomalies along the strike.
TSX-V: PRO pershimcon DON FROM
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Ei0 GRADE
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PRO.07.27 84 74 10 1.18
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PRO-07-01 125 148 23 1.01
lnd 138 147 9 225
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kid 71 86 15 1.5
kid 10/ 11 1.51
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